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before 1962 · Marshall County

Across the county line, North Township's own schools fed into the 1962 corporation, and they print here at boundary size — the size they bear on the corporation's founding, no more. A Marshall County Historical Society school-photo index (reached at search-snippet strength; the page itself was not opened under this build's discipline) carries photo folders for a La Paz school with class photographs spanning the 1920s–1950s — a La Paz school operated before 1962 — and folders naming the North Township district schools Linkville (grade photographs 1924–1941) and Wade School (1912). No narrative history of North Township's schools, and no account of La Paz High School's closure or consolidation into Union-North, was found at web strength; the strand banks as a named gap, its settlers Marshall County History (1986) and the Marshall County Historical Museum at Plymouth. The corporation's elementary stands on North Township ground today (the preceding article) — the strand is boundary history, but the county line runs through the living corporation, not behind it.

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Source: The North Township Strand, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/lakeville/schools/north-township-strand-boundary-size/